it there for precaution measure when i am out and about not at the momentThey should not be doing the job as surely you should not be parking that close to anyone?
But doesnât your car act as a parking spot locator beacon. I can park at the far end of a supermarket car park, bags of empty spaces and as sure as eggs are ouefs someone will come and park alongside. Thatâs one reason I tend to stay with the car. I can hang an arm out or scowl to the nearside. đThey should not be doing the job as surely you should not be parking that close to anyone?
Spot on. A couple of months ago came back to the car which was parked in a disabled bay with plenty of space on either side and on the driver's door a big chip almost down to metal. Suspect a supermarket trolley.
Annoying to do a temporary paint Chipsaway have quoted ÂŁ40, but to have it done properly, cost by Chipsaway is ÂŁ360 as they have to respray the whole door! It will need to be done properly at a later stage if I have have the temporary paint. I am wondering if you can a buy a kit and do the temporary repair myself?
Of course you can , at year three on my Santa Fe, decided not to bother fixing the Supermarket Trolley tribal marks, at ÂŁ250. Sure enough, two months later another one, 8 years later not bothered, I f I sell the car how much will I loose in value. .
Not being familiar with repairing chip, but looking at the attached picture I wonder if a primer is needed as does not appear to be down to the metal? Thanks.
That looks a candidate for a Beachball paint pen.
Like Hutch my previous car had supermarket dings on virtually every panel. After PX it was sold via a smaller dealer. Every blemish was gone!
Like Hutch my previous car had supermarket dings on virtually every panel. After PX it was sold via a smaller dealer. Every blemish was gone!
I have a two paint pens, one from Halfords, and one from Amazon, a match by reg. Number, neither match the white of the car accurately . But good enough for small stone chips.
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